Method and system for screening spectral indexes of rice resistant to bacterial blight

ABSTRACT

A method and system for screening spectral indexes of rice resistant to bacterial. The method includes: processing spectral data of a test sample by a threshold segmentation algorithm to obtain average spectral information of each spectral image and a proportion of lesions corresponding to each spectral image; training a deep learning algorithm model based on a self-attention mechanism by using the average spectral information of each spectral image and the proportion of the corresponding lesions to construct a regression model for evaluating an area of the lesions; determining an optimal band combination and a weight value corresponding to each band in the optimal band combination based on the regression model for evaluating the area of the lesions, and then determining the spectral indexes; and identifying differences between rice of different genotypes at different times of infection by using the spectral indexes, and screening rice varieties resistant to bacterial blight.

CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This patent application claims the benefit and priority under 35 U.S.C.§ 119(e) of 202111157675.3 filed on 30 Sep. 2021, the disclosure ofwhich is incorporated by reference herein in its entirety as part of thepresent application.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of detection of riceresistant to bacterial blight, in particular to a method and system forscreening spectral indexes of rice resistant to bacterial blight basedon a self-attention model.

BACKGROUND ART

Bacterial blight of rice is a bacterial disease caused by infections ofXanthomonas oryzae pv. oryzae, and the optimal temperature for itsdevelopment is 26-30° C. Bacterial blight of rice is one of the mostserious and prevalent rice bacterial diseases in major rice producingcountries. With the occurrence of bacterial blight in the field,destructive damage to the quantity and quality of rice is inevitable,resulting in huge economic losses and food safety issues.

Leaves of infected rice tend to wither developmentally at the edge andcenter, which leads to insufficient photosynthesis and reduced cropyields. Although the pesticide can reduce harmful effects, it pollutesthe ecological environment. Therefore, in order to effectively manageand reduce the impact of diseases without damaging the environment, itis essential to select disease-resistant varieties. Researchers havebeen sparing no effort to mine undetected gene locations/markers relatedto resistance, cultivate new rice varieties, and explore geneticresistance mechanisms. The most intuitive and accurate method to verifyor evaluate the resistance to bacterial blight of rice is to measure andcompare the area or length of lesions after infection with the pathogen.However, screening hundreds of rice varieties requires huge labor costsand is low in efficiency. Obtaining rice leaf phenotypes accurately andrapidly, especially leaf lesions, will play an important auxiliary rolein disease resistance breeding and mining rice leaf phenotypeinformation. However, it is a time-consuming task to obtain a largenumber of time series leaf lesion phenotypes accurately.

Due to the non-destructive and informative characteristics ofvisible/near-infrared spectrum, promising research results and methodshave been obtained in the acquisition of plant phenotypes. Byestablishing discriminative models and regression models based oncontinuous and narrow hyperspectral data, different plant diseases areidentified and quantified. Furlanetto et al. developed a method fordetecting soybean rust based on spectral analysis, and the verificationaccuracy of severity classification reached 82.51%. Feng et al. studiedthe fusion of multi-source spectral data for early detection of the riceleaf disease, and the final comparison results showed that thediscriminative model based on visible light/near-infrared spectrum isoptimal. However, from a practical point of view, the redundancy in themulti-spectral band limits rapid and low-cost applications.

SUMMARY

The objective of the present disclosure is to provide a method andsystem for screening spectral indexes of rice resistant to bacterialblight based on a self-attention model, which solves the problem ofestablishing redundancy of spectral features of rice leaves of differentgenotypes, and realizes rapid and effective identification of riceresistant to bacterial blight.

To implement the above objective, the present disclosure provides thefollowing solutions:

A method for screening spectral indexes of rice resistant to bacterialblight includes:

obtaining spectral data of a test sample, where the test sample is riceleaves of different genotypes at different times of infection, and thespectral data includes multiple spectral images;

processing the spectral data by a threshold segmentation algorithm toobtain average spectral information of each spectral image and aproportion of lesions corresponding to each spectral image;

training a deep learning algorithm model based on a self-attentionmechanism by using the average spectral information of each spectralimage and the proportion of the lesions corresponding to each spectralimage to construct a regression model for evaluating an area of thelesions;

determining an optimal band combination and a weight value correspondingto each band in the optimal band combination based on the regressionmodel for evaluating the area of the lesions; and

determining the spectral indexes based on the optimal band combinationand the weight value corresponding to each band in the optimal bandcombination.

Optionally, a process of obtaining the spectral data of the test samplemay specifically include:

arranging the rice leaves of different genotypes at different times ofinfection neatly on a black plate, and then placing the black plate on aconveyor belt; and

photographing the rice leaves on the conveyor belt by a spectral imagingsystem to obtain the spectral data of the test sample.

Optionally, a process of processing the spectral data by the thresholdsegmentation algorithm to obtain the average spectral information ofeach spectral image and the proportion of the lesions corresponding toeach spectral image may specifically include:

determining a segmentation threshold;

processing the spectral data by using the segmentation threshold toobtain a lesion area and a leaf area of each spectral image; and

respectively calculating the number of pixels in the lesion area and thenumber of pixels in the leaf area in each spectral image to obtain theaverage spectral information of each spectral image and the proportionof the lesions corresponding to each spectral image.

Optionally, the segmentation threshold may be a maximum difference valueof spectral reflectance of the lesion area and the leaf area at awavelength of 778.68 nm.

Optionally, a process of determining the optimal band combination andthe weight value corresponding to each band in the optimal bandcombination based on the regression model for evaluating the area of thelesions may specifically include:

extracting self-attention features based on the regression model forevaluating the area of the lesions;

sorting the self-attention features according to a rule from large tosmall, selecting bands of the first N self-attention feature pairs, anddetermining the optimal band combination based on the bands of the firstN self-attention feature pairs; and

determining the weight value corresponding to each band in the optimalband combination based on the regression model for evaluating the areaof the lesions.

Optionally, the method may further include:

identifying differences between rice of different genotypes at differenttimes of infection by using the spectral indexes, and screening ricevarieties resistant to bacterial blight.

A system for screening spectral indexes of rice resistant to bacterialblight includes:

a data obtaining module, configured to obtain spectral data of a testsample, where the test sample is rice leaves of different genotypes atdifferent times of infection, and the spectral data includes multiplespectral images;

an information determination module, configured to process the spectraldata by a threshold segmentation algorithm to obtain average spectralinformation of each spectral image and a proportion of lesionscorresponding to each spectral image;

a model construction module, configured to train a deep learningalgorithm model based on a self-attention mechanism by using the averagespectral information of each spectral image and the proportion of thelesions corresponding to each spectral image to construct a regressionmodel for evaluating an area of the lesions;

a band information determination module, configured to determine anoptimal band combination and a weight value corresponding to each bandin the optimal band combination based on the regression model forevaluating the area of the lesions; and

a spectral index determination module, configured to determine thespectral indexes based on the optimal band combination and the weightvalue corresponding to each band in the optimal band combination.

Optionally, the information determination module may specificallyinclude:

a segmentation threshold determination unit, configured to determine asegmentation threshold, where the segmentation threshold may be amaximum difference value of spectral reflectance of a lesion area and aleaf area at a wavelength of 778.68 nm;

an area division unit, configured to process the spectral data by usingthe segmentation threshold to obtain the lesion area and the leaf areaof each spectral image; and

an information determination unit, configured to respectively calculatethe number of pixels in the lesion area and the number of pixels in theleaf area in each spectral image to obtain the average spectralinformation of each spectral image and the proportion of the lesionscorresponding to each spectral image.

Optionally, the band information determination module may specificallyinclude:

a self-attention feature extraction unit, configured to extractself-attention features based on the regression model for evaluating thearea of the lesions;

an optimal band combination determination unit, configured to sort theself-attention features according to a rule from large to small, selectbands of the first N self-attention feature pairs, and determine theoptimal band combination based on the bands of the first Nself-attention feature pairs; and

a weight value determination unit, configured to determine the weightvalue corresponding to each band in the optimal band combination basedon the regression model for evaluating the area of the lesions.

Optionally, the system may further include:

a screening module, configured to identify differences between rice ofdifferent genotypes at different times of infection by using thespectral indexes, and screen rice varieties resistant to bacterialblight.

Based on specific examples provided in the present disclosure, thepresent disclosure discloses the following technical effects:

(1) The effect is excellent. The resistance of rice is quantified by thedigital method, which is helpful to accelerate the breeding process. (2)The method is simple and saves the detection cost, and is suitable forhigh-throughput detection of rice resistance phenotypes.

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To describe the technical solutions in examples of the presentdisclosure or in the prior art more clearly, the accompanying drawingsrequired in the examples will be briefly described below. Apparently,the accompanying drawings in the following description show merely someexamples of the present disclosure, and other drawings can be derivedfrom these accompanying drawings by those of ordinary skill in the artwithout creative efforts.

FIG. 1 is a schematic flow diagram of a method for screening spectralindexes of rice resistant to bacterial blight of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is an overall block diagram of the method for screening spectralindexes of rice resistant to bacterial blight of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a framework diagram of a deep learning model based on aself-attention mechanism of the present disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a distribution diagram of the spectral indexes of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 5 is a visualization diagram of the spectral indexes of the presentdisclosure;

FIG. 6 is an identification diagram of the spectral indexes of thepresent disclosure; and

FIG. 7 is a schematic structural diagram of a system for screeningspectral indexes of rice resistant to bacterial blight of the presentdisclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The technical solutions of the examples of the present disclosure areclearly and completely described below with reference to theaccompanying drawings. Apparently, the described examples are merely apart rather than all of the examples of the present disclosure. Allother examples obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art on thebasis of the examples of the present disclosure without creative effortsshall fall within the protection scope of the present disclosure.

Calculating a concise vegetation index by retaining some key informationof the spectrum will more effectively promote the progress of plantdisease research. In order to greatly mine potential spectral featuresand retain key spectral bands, the deep learning algorithm known for itspowerful feature extraction capability is bound to play a role. In viewof this, the present disclosure provides a method and system forscreening spectral indexes of rice resistant to bacterial blight basedon a self-attention model, which solves the problem of establishingredundancy of spectral features of rice leaves of different genotypes,and realizes rapid and effective identification of rice resistant tobacterial blight.

Example I

The present example provides a method for screening spectral indexes ofrice resistant to bacterial blight based on a self-attention model. Asshown in FIG. 1 , the method included the following steps.

Step 100: spectral data of a test sample was obtained. The test samplewas rice leaves of different genotypes at different times of infection.The spectral data included multiple spectral images. A processspecifically included the following steps.

The rice leaves of different genotypes at different times of infectionwere arranged neatly on a black plate, and then the black plate wasplaced on a conveyor belt. The rice leaves on the conveyor belt werephotographed by a spectral imaging system built in the laboratory toacquire the spectral data of the test sample. The height of the acquiredspectral image was 29 cm, the running speed of the conveyor belt was 2.2mm/s, the exposure time of a spectral camera was set to 45 ms, and thelight intensity was 135 lx.

Step 200: the spectral data was processed by a threshold segmentationalgorithm to obtain average spectral information of each spectral imageand a proportion of lesions corresponding to each spectral image. Aprocess specifically included the following steps.

A segmentation threshold was determined. The segmentation threshold wasa maximum difference value of spectral reflectance of a lesion area anda leaf area at a wavelength of 778.68 nm, that is, 0.11.

The spectral data was processed by using the segmentation threshold toobtain the lesion area and the leaf area of each spectral image.

The number of pixels in the lesion area and the number of pixels in theleaf area in each spectral image were respectively calculated to obtainthe average spectral information of each spectral image and theproportion of the lesions corresponding to each spectral image.

Step 300: a deep learning algorithm model based on a self-attentionmechanism was trained by using the average spectral information of eachspectral image and the proportion of the lesions corresponding to eachspectral image to construct a regression model for evaluating an area ofthe lesions.

Through a self-built attention block, the importance of the spectralband input by the model was autonomously learned, highlighting thefeature bands that were highly related to the proportion of the lesions,without human intervention.

Step 400: an optimal band combination and a weight value correspondingto each band in the optimal band combination were determined based onthe regression model for evaluating the area of the lesions. A processspecifically included the following steps.

Self-attention features were extracted based on the regression model forevaluating the area of the lesions. The self-attention features weresorted according to a rule from large to small, bands of the first Nself-attention feature pairs were selected, and the optimal bandcombination was determined based on the bands of the first Nself-attention feature pairs. The weight value corresponding to eachband in the optimal band combination was determined based on theregression model for evaluating the area of the lesions.

Step 500: the spectral indexes were determined based on the optimal bandcombination and the weight value corresponding to each band in theoptimal band combination.

For example, when the number of feature screening was set to 4, thecorresponding band and weight were extracted according to the featurevalue to establish a new spectral index LP. The spectral feature bandswere 488 nm, 495 nm, 682 nm, and 683 nm, and the calculated weightscorresponding to the spectral feature bands were 0.8, −0.65, 1, and−0.9. A calculation formula was:

I _(LP)=0.8R ₄₈₈−0.65_(R495) +R ₆₈₂−0.9R ₆₈₃

Step 600: differences between rice of different genotypes at differenttimes of infection were identified by using the spectral indexes, andrice varieties resistant to bacterial blight were screened.

When the bacterial blight was inoculated for 15 days, the accuracy ofscreening resistant rice varieties using this spectral index LP washigh. On the 43rd day after inoculation, the accuracy of to evaluatingthe resistance of different resistant rice using this spectral index washigh.

Samples in the present example were rice leaves of rice resistantvariety 3A26, rice resistant variety 4A37, and susceptible variety IR24provided by Zhejiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences. Spectral imagesof the rice leaves at 3, 9, 15, 20, 28, 33, 38, and 43 days afterinoculation with the bacterial blight were acquired. During modeltraining, the samples were divided into a training set and a predictionset according to the ratio of 7:3, and there were a total of 306 riceleaf samples.

The proportion of the lesions in rice leaves of different varieties atdifferent times of infection was predicted by the regression model forevaluating the area of the lesions. The results showed that thepredictive regression coefficient of determination reached 0.9910, andthe ratio of the standard deviation of the verification set to thestandard error of the prediction reached 15.6338. Satisfactoryprediction accuracy was obtained. At the same time, the spectral indexI_(LP) was obtained by extracting the corresponding weight of theattention band. In the correlation analysis with the proportion of thelesions, a correlation coefficient of 0.9605 was obtained, which wasobviously better than the traditional vegetation index, indicating thatthe spectral index I_(LP) of the present disclosure can effectivelyrepresent the development of the proportion of the lesions. Throughvariance analysis of the spectral indexes of different genotypes atdifferent times of infection, the effectiveness of the identification ofresistant varieties was verified, and a new index for identifying thelevel of resistance was provided.

Example II

The present disclosure provides a method for screening spectral indexesof rice resistant to bacterial blight based on a self-attention model.The method included the following steps: firstly, visible andnear-infrared (400-1,000 nm) hyperspectral images of rice leaves ofdifferent genotypes were acquired. Secondly, an area of lesions and anarea of leaves were obtained based on a threshold segmentation algorithmand visible and near-infrared (400-1,000 nm) hyperspectral images. Then,a proportion of lesions was calculated based on the area of the lesionsand the area of the leaves. Then a quantitative regression model of theproportion of the lesions was established using a self-built deeplearning algorithm model LPnet based on a self-attention mechanism. Aself-attention mechanism module in the deep learning algorithm modelextracted four feature wavelengths (488 nm, 495 nm, 682 nm, and 683 nm)and corresponding weight information (0.8, −0.65, 1, and −0.9) to form anew spectral index I_(LP). Finally, based on the new spectral indexI_(LP), the conditions of rice of different genotypes at different timesof infection were compared and analyzed, and resistant rice varietiesand non-resistant rice varieties were distinguished at different timesof infection. The present example provides a new method for establishingspectral indexes for high-throughput screening of rice varietiesresistant to bacterial blight, which helps to reduce the labor pressureof breeders and realize intelligent management of breeding.

In the present example, three rice varieties (IR24, 3A26, and 4A37) withdifferent resistance to the bacterial blight were selected as testvarieties. The first rice variety IR24 was an excellent varietydeveloped by the International Rice Research Institute, but it washighly sensitive to rice diseases. With the help of the molecular markertechnology, two quantitative trait loci (QTL) resistant to the bacterialblight were introduced into the rice variety IR24, and two other ricevarieties 3A26 and 4A37 resistant to the bacterial blight wereconstructed. Except that the rice varieties IR24, 3A26, and 4A37 had thesame genetic basis, the rice varieties 3A26 and 4A37 containedresistance QTLs, which were located on chromosomes 5 and 3 respectively.All rice samples were provided by a breeding base of State KeyLaboratory Breeding Base for Zhejiang Sustainable Pest and DiseaseControl (Hangzhou).

In general, the visible and near-infrared hyperspectral images of 306rice leaves (the rice leaves were rice leaves within 2 months underdifferent times of infection and different conditions of infection) wereacquired in the test field of Zhejiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences.The rice was separated according to the designed plots, and adequatewater, nutrition, and pest management were carried out to make it freeof other stress factors. The present example will be further describedin detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

(1) Analysis of regression model of proportion of lesions

The overall framework of the method provided in the present example isshown in FIG. 2 , rice leaves of different genotypes at different timesof infection were arranged on a flat black bottom plate, and there werea total of 306 samples. A spectral image of each sample was obtainedthrough a hyperspectral imager. The above spectral image was processedbased on the threshold segmentation algorithm to obtain the spectralimage of a lesion area and a leaf area, and then the average spectrumand the proportion of the lesions were calculated. The samples weredivided into a training set and a prediction set according to the ratioof 7:3. All the average spectra in the training set were sent to thedeep learning model LPnet (FIG. 3 ) based on the self-attentionmechanism for regression prediction of the proportion of the lesions toobtain the regression model for evaluating the area of the lesions. Theregression model for evaluating the area of the lesions was tested witha test set, and it was found that the coefficient of determinationreached 0.9910, which had good regression performance. More importantly,considering an offset distance between the training set and the testset, no overfitting occurred, which strongly proved that the predictiveability of the regression model for evaluating the area of the lesionswas stable. The established regression model for evaluating the area ofthe lesions was guaranteed, and the PRD value was 15.6338. From theregression results of the proportion of the lesions, it was reliable tomine hidden features in the leaf spectrum of diseases by the regressionmodel for evaluating the area of the lesions.

(2) Obtaining of spectral index of proportion of lesions

In the regression model for evaluating the area of the lesions, thevalue of each band of the spectrum was multiplied by a weight ofautonomous learning to form an attention mechanism. In the parameterextraction process of the regression model for evaluating the area ofthe lesions, the weights corresponding to different bands were obtained.In order to make better use of the weight value, a weight curve wassubjected to mean filtering and absolute value processing (FIG. 4 ).According to the selection of weighted peak sorting and band coverage,the optimal band combination and the corresponding weight value weredetermined, and then the spectral index LP was determined. Compared withthe common vegetation index, it was found that the spectral index LPcould better establish the relationship with the proportion of thelesions, and the correlation coefficient reached 0.9605, which provedthe effectiveness of the spectral index.

A calculation formula of the spectral index was:

I _(LP)=0.8R ₄₈₈−0.65_(R495) +R ₆₈₂−0.9R ₆₈₃

(3) Visualization of spectral index of proportion of lesions

Pseudo RGB images of rice leaves with three default wavelengths (Rchannel, 656.03 nm, G channel, 550.71 nm, B channel, and 550.71 nm) andthe pseudo-color spectral image calculated according to the spectralindex I_(LP) were drawn, as shown in FIG. 5 . Compared with the originalRGB image, the positions of the leaves with different infection degreeswere highlighted in the visual image of the spectral index I_(LP)extracted by the method, but the uninfected leaves did not have obviousprominent areas. By checking the value of an image chromaticity bar, itcould be found that the larger the proportion of the lesions, the largerthe correlation value. In FIG. 6 , it could be found throughsingle-factor variance analysis that the spectral index I_(LP) coulddistinguish resistant rice from non-resistant rice on the 15th day. Onthe 43rd day, the ability of the resistant varieties could be evaluatedwith I_(LP).

Example III

As shown in FIG. 7 , a system for screening spectral indexes of riceresistant to bacterial blight provided by the present example includes adata obtaining module, an information determination module, a modelconstruction module, a band information determination module, a spectralindex determination module, and a screening module.

The data obtaining module 701 is configured to obtain spectral data of atest sample. The test sample is rice leaves of different genotypes atdifferent times of infection. The spectral data includes multiplespectral images.

The information determination module 702 is configured to process thespectral data by a threshold segmentation algorithm to obtain averagespectral information of each spectral image and a proportion of lesionscorresponding to each spectral image.

The model construction module 703 is configured to train a deep learningalgorithm model based on a self-attention mechanism by using the averagespectral information of each spectral image and the proportion of thelesions corresponding to each spectral image to construct a regressionmodel for evaluating an area of the lesions.

The band information determination module 704 is configured to determinean optimal band combination and a weight value corresponding to eachband in the optimal band combination based on the regression model forevaluating the area of the lesions.

The spectral index determination module 705 is configured to determinethe spectral indexes based on the optimal band combination and theweight value corresponding to each band in the optimal band combination.

The screening module 706 is configured to identify differences betweenrice of different genotypes at different times of infection by using thespectral indexes, and screen rice varieties resistant to bacterialblight.

The information determination module 702 specifically includes asegmentation threshold determination unit, an area division unit, and aninformation determination unit.

The segmentation threshold determination unit is configured to determinea segmentation threshold. The segmentation threshold is a maximumdifference value of spectral reflectance of a lesion area and a leafarea at a wavelength of 778.68 nm.

The area division unit is configured to process the spectral data byusing the segmentation threshold to obtain the lesion area and the leafarea of each spectral image.

The information determination unit is configured to respectivelycalculate the number of pixels in the lesion area and the number ofpixels in the leaf area in each spectral image to obtain the averagespectral information of each spectral image and the proportion of thelesions corresponding to each spectral image.

The band information determination module 704 specifically includes aself-attention feature extraction unit, an optimal band combinationdetermination unit, and a weight value determination unit.

The self-attention feature extraction unit is configured to extractself-attention features based on the regression model for evaluating thearea of the lesions.

The optimal band combination determination unit is configured to sortthe self-attention features according to a rule from large to small,select bands of the first N self-attention feature pairs, and determinethe optimal band combination based on the bands of the first Nself-attention feature pairs.

The weight value determination unit is configured to determine theweight value corresponding to each band in the optimal band combinationbased on the regression model for evaluating the area of the lesions.

Compared with the prior art, the present disclosure has the followingbeneficial effects:

(1) The effect is excellent. The resistance of rice is quantified by thedigital method, which is helpful to accelerate the breeding process. (2)The method is simple and saves the detection cost, and is suitable forhigh-throughput detection of rice resistance phenotypes.

The examples in this specification are described herein in a progressivemanner. Each example focuses on the difference from other examples, andthe same and similar parts between the examples may refer to each other.Since the system disclosed in the examples corresponds to the methoddisclosed in the examples, the description is relatively simple, andreference can be made to the method description.

Specific examples are used herein to explain the principles andimplementations of the disclosure. The foregoing description of theexamples is merely intended to help understand the method of the presentdisclosure and its core ideas; besides, various modifications may bemade by those of ordinary skill in the art to specific implementationsand the scope of application in accordance with the ideas of the presentdisclosure. In conclusion, the content of this specification shall notbe construed as a limitation to the present disclosure.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for screening spectral indexes of riceresistant to bacterial blight, comprising: obtaining spectral data of atest sample, wherein the test sample is rice leaves of differentgenotypes at different times of infection, and the spectral datacomprises multiple spectral images; processing the spectral data by athreshold segmentation algorithm to obtain average spectral informationof each spectral image and a proportion of lesions corresponding to eachspectral image; training a deep learning algorithm model based on aself-attention mechanism by using the average spectral information ofeach spectral image and the proportion of the lesions corresponding toeach spectral image to construct a regression model for evaluating anarea of the lesions; determining an optimal band combination and aweight value corresponding to each band in the optimal band combinationbased on the regression model for evaluating the area of the lesions;and determining the spectral indexes based on the optimal bandcombination and the weight value corresponding to each band in theoptimal band combination.
 2. The method for screening spectral indexesof rice resistant to bacterial blight according to claim 1, wherein aprocess of obtaining the spectral data of the test sample specificallycomprises: arranging the rice leaves of different genotypes at differenttimes of infection neatly on a black plate, and then placing the blackplate on a conveyor belt; and photographing the rice leaves on theconveyor belt by a spectral imaging system to obtain the spectral dataof the test sample.
 3. The method for screening spectral indexes of riceresistant to bacterial blight according to claim 1, wherein a process ofprocessing the spectral data by the threshold segmentation algorithm toobtain the average spectral information of each spectral image and theproportion of the lesions corresponding to each spectral imagespecifically comprises: determining a segmentation threshold; processingthe spectral data by using the segmentation threshold to obtain a lesionarea and a leaf area of each spectral image; and respectivelycalculating a number of pixels in the lesion area and a number of pixelsin the leaf area in each spectral image to obtain the average spectralinformation of each spectral image and the proportion of the lesionscorresponding to each spectral image.
 4. The method for screeningspectral indexes of rice resistant to bacterial blight according toclaim 3, wherein the segmentation threshold is a maximum differencevalue of spectral reflectance of the lesion area and the leaf area at awavelength of 778.68 nm.
 5. The method for screening spectral indexes ofrice resistant to bacterial blight according to claim 1, wherein aprocess of determining the optimal band combination and the weight valuecorresponding to each band in the optimal band combination based on theregression model for evaluating the area of the lesions specificallycomprises: extracting self-attention features based on the regressionmodel for evaluating the area of the lesions; sorting the self-attentionfeatures according to a rule from large to small, selecting bands of thefirst N self-attention feature pairs, and determining the optimal bandcombination based on the bands of the first N self-attention featurepairs; and determining the weight value corresponding to each band inthe optimal band combination based on the regression model forevaluating the area of the lesions.
 6. The method for screening spectralindexes of rice resistant to bacterial blight according to claim 1,further comprising: identifying differences between rice of differentgenotypes at different times of infection by using the spectral indexes,and screening rice varieties resistant to bacterial blight.
 7. A systemfor screening spectral indexes of rice resistant to bacterial blight,comprising: a data obtaining module, configured to obtain spectral dataof a test sample, wherein the test sample is rice leaves of differentgenotypes at different times of infection, and the spectral datacomprises multiple spectral images; an information determination module,configured to process the spectral data by a threshold segmentationalgorithm to obtain average spectral information of each spectral imageand a proportion of lesions corresponding to each spectral image; amodel construction module, configured to train a deep learning algorithmmodel based on a self-attention mechanism by using the average spectralinformation of each spectral image and the proportion of the lesionscorresponding to each spectral image to construct a regression model forevaluating an area of the lesions; a band information determinationmodule, configured to determine an optimal band combination and a weightvalue corresponding to each band in the optimal band combination basedon the regression model for evaluating the area of the lesions; and aspectral index determination module, configured to determine thespectral indexes based on the optimal band combination and the weightvalue corresponding to each band in the optimal band combination.
 8. Thesystem for screening spectral indexes of rice resistant to bacterialblight according to claim 7, wherein the information determinationmodule specifically comprises: a segmentation threshold determinationunit, configured to determine a segmentation threshold, wherein thesegmentation threshold is a maximum difference value of spectralreflectance of a lesion area and a leaf area at a wavelength of 778.68nm; an area division unit, configured to process the spectral data byusing the segmentation threshold to obtain the lesion area and the leafarea of each spectral image; and an information determination unit,configured to respectively calculate a number of pixels in the lesionarea and a number of pixels in the leaf area in each spectral image toobtain the average spectral information of each spectral image and theproportion of the lesions corresponding to each spectral image.
 9. Thesystem for screening spectral indexes of rice resistant to bacterialblight according to claim 7, wherein the band information determinationmodule specifically comprises: a self-attention feature extraction unit,configured to extract self-attention features based on the regressionmodel for evaluating the area of the lesions; an optimal bandcombination determination unit, configured to sort the self-attentionfeatures according to a rule from large to small, select bands of thefirst N self-attention feature pairs, and determine the optimal bandcombination based on the bands of the first N self-attention featurepairs; and a weight value determination unit, configured to determinethe weight value corresponding to each band in the optimal bandcombination based on the regression model for evaluating the area of thelesions.
 10. The system for screening spectral indexes of rice resistantto bacterial blight according to claim 7, further comprising: ascreening module, configured to identify differences between rice ofdifferent genotypes at different times of infection by using thespectral indexes, and screen rice varieties resistant to bacterialblight.